300 Hens and Roosters Found During Drug Arrest Near Santa Rosa

Ruth Johnson March 8, 2013 at 12:56 am

"Animal Care and Control Director Amy Cooper did not return a call for comment today." so she and her staff can continue denying that cockfighting and dogfighting
goes on in this County. Worse, is that no matter how many reports Animal Care and Control gets about this from concerned citizens, no one appears to investigate or check into a complaint. The hope is that if it is all ignored or avoided we can live on happily ever after, despite all the evidence that we know is being ignored all around us.

Henry March 8, 2013 at 02:54 am

Blades or no Blades? Then if not they should have looked harder they were there. But evidence shows how many on the property? Certainly for sure I would think 300 chickens would not be allowed. What we know person was arrested right? So they are going to check and see that there cared for ok by who? Person on the property is in jail. Making sure there being fed? By who? There was no one else mentioned that was on the property. So do you really think the fact that no one was there keeping watch as the roosters there safe in that neighborhood alone for others to steal everyone on that street knew owner was in jail. These people that hold these roosters as high value for fighting cocks are not going to try to get there prize possessions ( I drove over there up and down the road late afternoon and in the night nope no one there guarding the evidence) Why did they not take them all with the simple fact there was no one there to care for them person on property was in jail?
I have reported many times large amounts of roosters on property many cars there. I have reported dog fighting to ACC and guess what nothing. zero zilch nada nothing. The only time you get their attention is if the Sheriffs Dept calls them because well they have to at that point. Or call the Press Democrat and then you see some reaction. They could not ignore this. Its so sad that ACC continues to conduct business every day like this. But certainly cock fighting and dog fighting is rampant in the county.